sheepdog_tx
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Or other waterproof materials you guys have used?
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Recommend any inexpensive neoprene seat covers?
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A guy I know used a sheet of rubber roofing to cover his worn out truck seat..crude but effective...its not cheap though,unless you score a leftover hunk from a roofer or on craigslist...its like an inner tube...pretty hot and uncomfortable in summer though,but up here thats not a big an issue as it is down south...
Costco sometimes has decent ones.
My old ones fit these seats good, and were pretty waterproof, but they are long gone.
Put a set on my GF's subaru of the current ones, but they aren't as good.
My old ones fit these seats good, and were pretty waterproof, but they are long gone.
Put a set on my GF's subaru of the current ones, but they aren't as good.
Irish1941
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Right here:
http://www.jatonkam35s.com/CUCVM1009seatcovers.htm
Best Blazer specific seat cover you can buy. I've jumped in with screw drivers in my back pocket and all it did was scratch the canvas. And you can spray them or rub them with tent sealer. Many a drink has been slopped on them as well as rain, mud, snow.
Bought them for camping adventures and they work.
http://www.jatonkam35s.com/CUCVM1009seatcovers.htm
Best Blazer specific seat cover you can buy. I've jumped in with screw drivers in my back pocket and all it did was scratch the canvas. And you can spray them or rub them with tent sealer. Many a drink has been slopped on them as well as rain, mud, snow.
Bought them for camping adventures and they work.
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These aren’t neoprene but they fend off liquid pretty well. I run the Cabela’s Trailgear seat covers in the K10, Suburban and 4Runner. I had a set on my 2001 Silverado for a while too but they don’t work well with the integrated seat belts so I took them off. Spilt coffee, pop and ice tea just beads up and rolls away. When they are dirty just take them off and run them through the washer and dryer. They wear like iron and are easy to slide in and out of whereas some neoprene covers are sticky where you have to peel your ass off the seat. The price is right for the Cabela's Trailgear covers too, $25 per cover.
I had just put these on fresh out of the box. Once they warm up all of the wrinkles go away. I should have ran them through the wash first. They've made several trips through the washer and dryer since and have held up well.
Old pic before the NV4500 swap
I had just put these on fresh out of the box. Once they warm up all of the wrinkles go away. I should have ran them through the wash first. They've made several trips through the washer and dryer since and have held up well.
Old pic before the NV4500 swap
